South Florida UTV owners

[Bleedsblue]

all i can say is. look at holy lands.

No comparison at all. Holylands allows ATVs and on any given weekend there are a 100 or more out there tearing the place up. I've been going out to Corbett for a long time and there is no where near that many people out there.

Bill

[suzukitrash]

There is also no more 60" wheelbase rule at Corbitt , it says no all terrain vehicle. This will leave it up to wildlife officials to dictate what is allowed out there. Just stick to the main trails , show up on clean-up day and make everyone happy. Enjoy the outdoors and don't be an idiot. Also respect the hunting seasons by finding out what areas are hunted and when.

[MATT1969]

No comparison at all. Holylands allows ATVs and on any given weekend there are a 100 or more out there tearing the place up. I've been going out to Corbett for a long time and there is no where near that many people out there.

Bill
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that's my point. i hope it stays that way.   

deer and hog hunting seasons runs from aug 24 to jan 5.then its small game season.then  turkey season till may.so that only leaves a couple of months with no hunting.98 percent of the people out there during that time are hunting,and there hunting all over .not just in certain areas.

oh ya .jack i guess your right i always see so many buggys in holy lands when im out there 

[JackL]

oh ya .jack i guess your right i always see so many buggys in holy lands when im out there 

How many people do you see exactly, out 500ft past the dikes on either side?

If you ride the gravel road you just might see these hundreds of people, but I'm not into that.
I have ridden the place all day and seen no one but buggies. How many of these hundreds even would know their is a buggy bridge out there if they didn't see pictures?

I hope you don't seriously believe the trails and ruts come from quads. If they do, these quads are as big as buggys.

[MATT1969]

if anybody went out there 10-15 years ago they would know what im talking about. it was vey nice before all the atvs started going there.now for every 1 buggy you have 250 atvs trashing the place.

[Rare Earth Rider]

Well guess what 10- 15 years ago there was not as many people in the state but we could not put a gate at the state line and stop them also back in the day how many condos were on the beach now look at it why!!!! people are moving to Fla. by my neighborhood on U.S.1. use to be nothing but now its pack what about back in the 70 or 80s you cant go by what it used to be cause it ant never coming back and its going to get worse before it get better all we can do is try to let riders know to take care of there lands that they got and not trash it up and maybe it will work if you go about it the right way but you got to think what you say and not just say don't throw your trash on the ground because they not going to listen to that later Big T.

[M.Stavrinos]

we have been goin to corbet for a few months now,,, we go out there with 4 rhinos,,,we found some real nice trails.
Later,,,
Mike

[Palmettobay_recon]

Also Holyland is not a comparison because it has no numbered trails and is extremely unorganized and unpatrolled. Basically no rules except you must have a flag...